How Is the Relationship Between Labor and Social Status Reflected

question 87

Multiple Choice

How is the relationship between labor and social status reflected in relative contributions to subsistence?

• A) Individuals that contribute the most to subsistence always have the highest social status.
• B) The relationship between labor and social status is contextual.
• C) In societies where men have higher social status than women, men perform most of the subsistence work.
• D) There is no relationship between labor and social status.

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